Since the limited is all wheel drive, does this have any effect on how it's custom tuned?

 

Part time vs. full time t-case.

 

I'm no expert, but I really don't think that would have anything to do with a tune.

 

Well the PCM inputs are controlled via the tune. 4x4 Low Switch and a Transfer case switch. 4x4 Low has a whole different driver demand table or what controls the pedal feel. The AWD Full-time t-case does not have 4x4 Low; but you can lock it into 4 High.

 

It's full time all wheel drive and you can switch into 4wd high.

Looking to buy a tuner, just didn't want to get disappointed if awd is an issue.

 

So how would a tuner affect an AWD and not an FX4?

Not trying to start an argument, just wondering as I am in the market for a tuner myself.

 

You're all probably putting this question to the wrong people. Ask the tuners!

If you have AWD, can they tune for it? My guess is, YES, but I certainly don't know for sure.

If it's part time 4WD, who cares? You're not going to have a tune that you load every time you slip it into 4WD.

So, call Bill at PHP, Justin at VMP, or Mike at TP and learn what you need to know.

- Jack

 

As far as I know it shouldn't effect any of the tuning but hopefully Justin will chime in on this to confirm.

 

Basically, there should be no difference, but I can verify if you send me your computer code.

 

Sorry guys this is my dad postin under my name... Hes got a 2008 Limited Edition F150.

If he sounds like a noob just remember its not me

 

Get the vin over to Justin !!

 

It's OK - he's asking a perfectly good question. Stupid people never ask questions! Your Dad's obviously not in the "stupid group". How do you ever learn anything if you don't ask?

- Jack

 

Finally, just a regular guy like me who does not know it all!

 

You got that right! (Although I like to fool myself into thinking I do at times). :o

- Jack

 

Where do you find the computer code?